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island Dropped Two Yesterday

Ontario Rink Leads Field With Four Straight Wins

it was a disastrous day for Brit- Quebecls extra-end victory 01'"

ish Columbia. Prince Edward Is- P-E-L , land and Northern Ontario. Each ilgyfohebulftlloflggsgg he the 500" dropped two games.

British Columbia boiled 14-7 to win its second game in lnllli Stalls- Nova Scotia and 7-6 to Alberta. P.E.l. lost 15-6 to Saskatchei-an and 13-10 to Quebec on an extra end and Nortifern Ontario was set the only rinks to post back 15-B by New Brunswick and 1145 by Ontario.

By GERRY MARTIN Smith. 32-year-ulii skip of the 'l'liet ' the eastern

Canadian Press Staff Writer girdb Curtllllbl lclub In Hm wnh MONCTON (cc) - An Ontario he er 0Wfl5'lP5- W?” 51 rink, Sklpped -by 3 fm-mop mgh. l3s)glcasntui;r:t(rll. as he tried to place a g'lllvei:(fayCli'iliimtli0cu'lialR?avthrhai'liciii lillllllll-H -hl'lll"'ll '" l”"""l hm" - l - - . . .- - L. the Canadian ciirlinr: cli:impion-:0”lC”ll5 '”"ll f""( ”"'l. yiillceo ships with four straight Yll'ltllfleS.luPFs aim I” M” Jmam i L y l mcasuremcnt was 3 PW llltl". , I , , g needed to keep its record intact. Olllall”-y ”'”l”””'"lld" '”"l A1 Alfie Phillips. an Olympic com- berm llffli ' T HM petitor for Canada in thc 1928 and dmlblf ll,'lgl"'f”u.H"C;.l("k- "Um Hay 1932 Games and skip of the Toronto The 3' l."- is K . cl Mk an” N,” Granite club quartet. won both his "slew 5d5k- l”""f( l .d 1. y games Tuesday. 9-8 over Quebec 105595 '” .lVl”'" '”"f'.e Edgsuanld M3. and 11-6 over Northern Ontario. to land W5 "1 mi l"lm"””1 ' ,,H vlcg retain the lead in the round-robin followed Willi a llltldnlllllls -m an. tournament with a 4-0 won-lost re- 3073' W91" Vllmu" 1?” '” 9 d. cord. ernoon it was fxewfouncllan 5 Manitoba stayed in line as the l0l”'”l 3W'39””9 i055 only other undefeated rink with a . -; - - 16-3 triumph over New Brunswick. Tnousch IWLD

The western rink received a'third- Alberta. skipped hi" L"3-)9-ll liltll round bye and holds the runner-up Matt Baldwin :4 young Velell;-all ill; 8 INIF -

position with three victories. the game and in master

The Ontario-Quebec came decided on the last rock thrown by 12-7 in the lllll'fl round and edccd 1 Phillips. The score was tied 8-8 and British Columbia 7-6 in Quebec was lyinr: two when Walter round.

in This Corner

MocLeocl's Loss Bod Blow To Flyers Playoff Hopes

from Danny Lartcr'a barber , shop and was all set for a big performance in last nightln con- test. Dave claims that when he gets his hair clipped shortly be- foro game time he always does well.

AROUND AND ABOUT - Presi- dent Clarence Campbell has an- nounced that from now on a amat- our will be allowed a fling of six instead of 3 games with a pro club ........ ..Conditions are attached toy the new ruling however ....... ..The lnmateur's team must have finished ltheir regular laying schedule and playoffs and a period of seven days must elapse before he can make application to play the three games with the pros ..... ..No action in the N.H.L. tonight but tomorrow three bf games are scheduled .... .. Toronto is at Canadiens. Rangers at Chicago and Boston at Detroit. .. ..We had Dalhousie defeated S l''.)(. 120-50 a coupel of weeks the ice against the Basilica Youth 1: ghould luv. been in. Club tomorrow night they will b! ay around ...... ..One of the heading into battle without one of lgughs of the yegr cam, . their best. in fact one of the 0111- weeks ago when someone mis standing cefensemen in the league. the scum pamck for the Ranger Alan (Junior) Macbeod left for Patrick ...... .."Muzz Patrick?" the Halifax last week to take a course in connection with his police work (Alan is a constable on the City Police Torce) and will miss not only this third game but also the one this coming Tuesday.

Jumon MacLEOD wt... the Parkdale Flyers hit

whose Bruins were languishing in

were ridin

brother's Rangers high. replied "I

Ch'lown Bunloms And Midgets Win

In Kings-Queens The Charlottetown Abbie ban-

wish I was.'

Bio loan will be a had blow to Plrkdnlolo chances of cupping the Inland crown. It is tough enough to have to face such a power-packed aggregation in the oath club even at full strength t when I top-flight blueliner like MacLeod is missing from the ranks then It makes it doubly Io. Junior is not only a fine def- ensive defenaemau but also ex- cels In the rushing department. lilo periodic rushes with the puck erldlod in his stick have result- ed in more than one Parkdalo tally.

Superstitions among athletes are for from uncommon. Almost. every hockey player has a favorite stick. number. or something that he in- nocently believes will bring him luck in the "big game”. We have heard of some who would wear the lame suit of clothes for days runn- ing when they were having an un- usually long string of good luck or of others who have grown long Jcraggly beards in an attempt to prolong ii win streak.

Playing in our island league is a young fellow who believes that he always goes better when he has had ll hair cut in the after- noon previous to tho lama. Darn Macbood. Montague'a fleet. cent- onnan. told no this yesterday afternoon. He had just hockey title.

tague Rink last night. Scoring the Abbles were MacMillan

(2).

and Fraser Burke.

Queens Championship by defeat ing the Montague Midgets 0

Donald (3). Jay. Mncl-ladyen.

Noonan: and for Montagu lum with two goals.

Abbie Sisters iTo Montague

Primrose Sisters in the but of

was out curling. defeated Newfnundlanrl ..,..,.,,.k..s put up an (,xceImm.a”y;

the lolllllll icianis at Civic Stariiiiin Monday night. in the second period partic-. ularly. and in flashes in the final! frame. the boys brand that was almost as crowd- ypicasing as the seryr There was not a very on hand to please. however. and it

the depths of the cellar while his saddle puny g RIL Bishnp she

tame defeated the Montague Ban- tams 7-0 to capture the Kings- . Queens Bantam Championship in Harness pony Dom. Mum Fred-

the final game played at the Mt')n- Harness ham. or

The Ahliie Sisters will meet tliis.l.he evening at 6.30 at Barbour'ii Show room whence they will make the trip to Montague to take on the

game: for the Inland Senior girls

911

A ”' ”' ' l of the day's play was

The curlers broke off roiiiilCll- tion Tuesday night to attend their annual banquet.

uled for Wednesday at

I

The Islanders counted one

on the extra :1 and Quebec counted three to

Fifth-round matches are sched- 2 p m. AST

Prince Co. Sport Echoes

Juveniles Show Good Form In Monday's Clash Al S'sicle

The Keiisliigton and Summcrside l

inc lirniid of hockey for minor

dished out I

”B" brand. large crowd

sccms very difficult to get home fans here to show any enthusiasm about our younger players. There were about 200 fans present. and we would judge about thrce-quart- crs of those were dyed-in-the-wool Kcnsiiigton fans who are backing their smart juvenile team to the hilt.

The score was 7-3 for Summer- Ilde. but the play seemed much more even than that. In fact the visitors seemed to have a terrlt-g orial advantage for most of the way. but lacked the finesse of Summersldva first line of Phill- ips-Mnclii-an-Gallant when they got in close to the net. This ”Red'

S'side Man Wins Al Horse Show

TORONTO (CPl President George Jacobsoii of the Canadian Horse Shows Associations Tuesday announced the grand winners for 1955 horse shows.

Points won hy riders and horses throughniit the various fairs fort 1955 uere totalled up. On the hats.

gig; of the total-point score on engravedilllllht

certificate is awarded.

m'"3" l"qu1”d- Lyn" P!"lck- lonships for 1955 include:

Zone one '

brookc. with Lucky Sparkles. Zone four

Golden Comet.

Jumper -- lilrs. Letty Bruce-Wil- llams. New Glasgow. NS. with Mick.

Hunter . Hugh 0'Byrne. Halifax. with Klllarney Girl.

Saddle pony - Dr. A.M. Marshall. lgalifax. with Karlarama Buga-

oo.

erlcton, with Little Fire.

Brentwood. N.S.. with Patricia Nelson. .

Fr”! 3"'k9 m' H3'n”- 5f""'" Roadster-G.A. Callbeck. Summer-

slde. P.E.l.. with Matt-him.

in the second feature of the 1 g evening the Charlottetown Annie-mEI.'l,hQ.fjlT,d,,. W-Plillimxngcgj Midgets alsodcapiurod the Kings- hrnokpl ' '

Stock horse - Miss Kay Davis. Truro. NS. wiili Peanuts.

Scoring for the Abbies were Mac .. . - . . - ... .. .. ..

Cape Traverse

Whips Hampshire

At Crapaud Rink Monday night Cape Travcr.xe Rovers defeated Hampshire Bulldogs 0 to 4 in twin the semi-final of the t.'i'api-iurl Board of Trade Trophy. The Hov- ers will now meet. the winner of Nine Mile Creek Series who play their

3lU1P ltltany Si. Pats and gamc tonight.

Macl.ean is as smooth a puck padrllrr as in lime seen long time anion! is lint the (tipsy-tlonillr. dazzle type.

him by his check. and the ease with which he doe

Gallant and Bobby P

in Summerside Ho cepting the seniors. go over the blue-llne fccding each other short passes is reminiscent of the old lateral passing of the days before the blue-lincs and red line were painted on. (They seem to be going out of style again at Civic Stadium at present; if fad- ing-out process continues much longer we're going to need super- man referces with X-ray eyes to call the offsides.

winners of annual zone champ- Champions. The Eagles had a real

.-. behind and win the hard and sen-

saddle hm" "' Mm Ghd" Mb around here knows what Morell ll Ph"""" Fa" Riven NS” WM like. but Eagles fans will he crowd-

. mg I their

39" ”""'""-tiiockey game will be held at the

with Ontario and Manitoba meet- l0l' 53"” J9”. "lml5m- wml "19 . . - 1 1 First period: 1. Saint John. Ru- ing in the feature game. ;l:lll:;:lm:la1l3 BY Amherst Rambler! MC (pauadmm smith) 7:2. Pen .1. Each, erioa produced one (any, ties: Palladino 1:14. Blackburn 1:14 Mclntosh 2:25.

the minors. I-le ranlc - but does ilic min- imum of stick hanllliniz lo tlet

watch. The whole line. .'ilnrl.c-mi. Ulric-

The way they.

The Keusington boys are I hustling. fighting brand of hockey players. Don'I' count them out of the picture yet. because they'll iil-ill make things mighty interest- ing in their own baliwick even if they are four goals down. Their goaler. Glover. was good no wan Dawson In the Summerslrle nets. Thane Mann looked to be the cream of the defencemen. though Wayne Champion made some dazzling rushes. Their forwards are all fighters with little to choose among them.

Schurman's Eagles will he tak- ing on an intermediate ”('” team from Morell at Civic Stadium to- This is the final series. a best-of-fivc affair. and the winner will. of course. be crowned Island

battle before they disposed of Hampshire. having to come from

national way each time. They downed the Crapaud semi-finalists with it little less trouble. Nobody

in the rink tonight to cheer team on to victory.

S.D.ll. Plays Al Montague Tonight

What promises to be a bang-up

Montague Rink tonight when the all-star Montague Meteors meet the St. Dunstan's team. The Met- .eors have licen in top form during lthc past several performances and the St. Dunstan's team has given ya strong account of itself in past Igames. Fans will be well pleased lwllh the entertainment to be prov- iidcd by these two teams tonight. As an added attraction. the first game of the Island playoffs will be staged tonight between the Mont- ague Primrose Sisters and the

Beavers Shucle Capitals 2-1 To Tie Semi-final Series

SAlNT Joiml N.B. iicei .. A single goal keat Saint John Beav- ers in the A Hockey League alayom when they cdged Fredericton Capitals Tuesday night and tied the best-ob nlne semi-final at 4-4.

The deciding game is scheduled

Caps fir ng the last in the tense. closely fought. game. Ron Rubic opened the scoring in

a .Smith and Vlp Palladiuo. Mark Vnoileau

.colle for the second. blasting a Third period: 3. Fredericton. Me- knee-high shot between goalie John Plice (Whitiock. Miles) 9:54. Pon- Craig'a legs. allies: Jones 4226. Campbell 4:80. Doug McPhee deprived Jim Shir- Brklaclch 11:53. ley from a shutout half way Stops:

... .. -through the last session. He was Craig . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7 8 0-21

Shirlev. .. 4 4 3-41

Albany Whip-rjllllillon .6-4 To ”"'”'""”" "Toke-Gcime Lead In Finals

liillips workl 1 di better together than any other line gtgleg cfiinai: Cl”-Vi Mi '0' 1 last night whipping the Hornets 6-4 in a last game before I big crowd of fans.

lead the Albany attack. Cameron fired two and Dawson notched a single.

Frizzell and Taylor each got. one the first frame and goals with Milton in the

First. period: 1, Albany. Noon-I Richard.

Gilbert Clements Heads S. Kings Fish And Game Assn.

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The oiuu-iouetown Goardhn. Wednesday. mu. '1. use

Ralph Miles. Yaiiklng goalie Craig in avor of a Itx-man attack Juli before the period ended yielded no dividend. I

Shirley received a minor in the middle frame for slapglng McPhco with his stick. W Kullnu served the sentence.

antic Coast Senior 2-1

Second period: 2. Saint John. Boileau (Nicolle) 9.50. Peulltlclz Smith 1.09. Barrett 11.01. Shirley 14.51 served by Kullrnan. Camp-

wlth Nick Ni- bell16.57

pretty passing play with Gerry blned

an (film-l.eod. Dawson) 10.08; 2. Albany. Cameron (Noonan. New- man) 11.12: 3. Milton. Macswaln. tcrewys. Griffinl 12.45: 4.. g bany. Cameron (Darrach) 19.53.

Penalties. MacDougall. Crowys Welsh.

Second period: 5. Milton. M. MacEa('hrrn (Crewys) 42: 6. Albany. Noonan (Johnsto 0.40: 7, Milton. Frizzell (MacDougall) 9.29: tl. Albany. Dawson Leodi 19.14.

Penalties: ML-Karrie (1). Fris- zell. Johnston. Maclaod.

the P.E.l. intermed- at North R.iver rink Milton

The Albany St. Pats took a oney

Noonan shot a goal a period to

Macswairi. M. Macliachern.

3-1 lead in split four second

r Milton. Albany got off to I

10.12 butt 10. Albany. Noonan l8.N. Penalties: None. Referees:

it 5-4 at

Mr Gilbert. Clements was elect- the meeting. explaining the du- ll l0ll0W!? but he got a backhand away that ed President of the Southern ties of the officials. pgpgi-wgights; Prmcg Stfggf, Dowlllll tipped lIJ- DOWHIIB (Hughes) 4.26: 9-Mom Kings Fish and Game Assoclaflonl On motion it was decidedyto saw! 4. we” mm school 3; p. Roy was still sitting out a pon- llusghfs (Dowling MacLeod) at a largely attended Inml8l;ll0ld I meelhll On the third s. 8. goal: by F MacMilian (2) any received in the second when D-0 .31 d )0-llnll Davey (E. VMac- meeting held at the Rainbow-Thursday of every month. G. cudmm-9' G. Gum"; w. K5. Dave Macl..eod struck to give (mi)! N 032.11-Montague Hughes Room of the Bison R651-5lllNInlyGRAvEL WASRING goal; by D, Hayes (2; 11, gay)... glpntague a 4-3 lead at 0.54 of tho P wl 'nK' arrolll 17.00. Tuesday night. Other officers y , Model School Southport 1: -School 'd- Lwdfy "id J9" Vflnfll” H'":”" L"'”"3'- V"l"9'”f '35 ii: ?;"lfl.lE"'i.ll”.llii:i”l?l.if.li":l 3"” N". W m”rm"""”" ..:.:: L- St t. - . a' we .1 . -- --- -, p.'”'.Vj:....;.” W W W the Yalleyfield stream. and a ro- ”p,,'”.l,:".f3,';..VKm mm. ,: elheggierd 1 14 ll - is

Directors are Louis Cantelo. solution yvng passed anklns that mine. st.-...: semi 1, w, x, 5, I 11 7 5 - 1-! Ken Clements and wimam pm. the Provincial Executive exert 30,1, by J. Sta".-L pg Dow. p.545. o Kcrald for one year. Fred Vunzzo, every effort to have it stopped goal by R. Blggar. School Unit No. Ing a I Lloyd Jay and Harvey Moore forl t Ahyotecrif th:l:.k8m:l5u::ll3ld'E2 1, 4: Model Soutbport Rockets 0.

r . s a o iii.”filEl:5"laHfl2”lT.l”l.?K'l. .1...” -... at mu... - or i.FP”:l.E.t::.:::” by R: ..,;;,,--;,.-g;-,,-;--,;,- ;; "-,g.fj;;;'l1 SPORTS ARENA Wm” R" ""19 y"” ii-,h:,.n.l:i woxL"Lou:i ton rtnk last. oveyntng on fast if. 0 pr and before a large crowd. New SKATING

Following the reading of the minutes. the financial statement was presented and was adopted. On motion 850.000 was voted for feed for the Harvey Moore Sanc- tuary birds.

Kings County game warden John White addressed the meet- ing giving an account of his work since his appointment. and went on to discuss the laws regarding the .22 rifle. salmon fishing and hunting rabbits. Mr. Walter Beer, Provincial President. addressed

l sldent during the past year.

interesting display of sportin goods exhibited by Mr. Clure of the Stunner

Mr. Tam Gillies

GREAT CHIEF

Crowfoot. famous chief of the Al llclous supper served by the sin hcrla Blackfoot Indians. was about put the Bison Rggtgunnt the mg; 00 years old ivlien he died in 1891). i in; adjourned,

Primroses Square Segriesi 1

u made the most of a man advant-

Al- no overtime was played due to I

(Mac-

Third period: 9. Milton. (Taylor to go into the third leading 5-3.1 (B. MacEachern. Crewys) 10.12:

Taylor made

Noonan rapped home the clincher gt Leith Jay. J o h it

Much interest was Ihown by the sportsmen towards the very

...: Blanks Crapaud

Sporting Goods Company. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Walter Beer. and Mr. Ralph Jenkins for attending the meet-

g' .

Mr. Harvey Moore.Mr. Ken moments and Mr. Fred Vuouo were appointed on the committee to attend executive meetings in

Chrlottto.ll'lli msd-'00!" k a own oownga of

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Dowl'gg'Scores3 Goals A. ' A - A ..-. -

By S Defeating Saints

big man for Mon up now

for the Inland Seniorleaguc tltlo acorlng three goals. Bill Highu third on a short llusufli-uiimsl-Iliilghleusl with a 1-4 victory over st. DihI- hit paydlrt twice and Flick Landry Hiclio was off for' holding pm... stair: University to square their and starry Dave Macuod came Hughes Itruck at 1.01. ltlwu th. semi-final series 1-1 in the fastest through with singles. - . prettiest gag: qf um ... -- H e of i' - playoffs seen at the Once again it was Paul (Buck) Doiwliag and rt: Arena this year. Davey who led the saints to the on a out pan g .y, St. Dunstan: lost the game in attack. Davey shot to! the saints Davey ifirodgtlie last 8. D in the penalty box as the Primroses four goals and set up the other on goal at 10.32 once all: my scored by Ed. MacDonald. MacDonald's pass com um 5...,

Mon Mar AND auooan l.f;"'.,".'.1'”.l3,f:;lfmlI:.m:lPegfllv Amlither his ctroxd ofi ovter 1300 Hughes put it on ice after a iiireil peope law: I an I ttmelwayp 1 1. wig

ruggetd. bsovgral ttllgletl it and Cgax'l1-Solis P y b D"w""' flue! fl 0 , rel Du ll Kr V

fereoa Brian Maocallum and Don ”"1-"ll Whelan kept it pretty well under nu. 3. he I'''"" "l control with Gaston Roy getting um.";"i no 0' h:"'.ll'lllll and earning the only major pen- , '”' --

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Tito Montague Primrose: ro- houndod right back into the fight

ago on four mccuions to more call. I

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The Primroses had to come from behind after the Saints had built up I 8-1 lead before 12 min- utea had elapsed in the second period. Montague notched two of their own in the second to tie tltlngyup and then outscored the Saint: 4-1 in the third.

A(2SHt President Splkes llumor

FREDERICTON (CPl-Jack T.

W0 ::I-Cl ty. in all the Saints were on the cum: pram". ' M '" Wm"

receiving end M m oy the mun." for himself when he got his hair